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'Damages' - 'It's Not My Birthday' Recap
(S03E05) "It's not my birthday." - Patty to Alex
Hmmm ... such cryptic messages in this week's episode of 'Damages.' First the wacky dream. Dreaming about a horse in your home probably isn't so crazy, unless you're Patty Hewes and the dream includes bloody hands and feet.
Let's analyze: Patty harking back to a more innocent childhood perhaps? Nah, too straightforward. Maybe the horse signifies Danielle's child, and Ellen's message that "it's a big responsibility" and "are you sure you're ready for it" denotes Patty's willingness to take care of Danielle and her child. Well, just the child now. The "blood on her hands" isn't so hard to figure out, but her feet? It must suck to be Patty with all that running around in her head.
'Damages' - 'Don't Throw That at the Chicken' Recap
And swirling around it all was Patty Hewes, who always knows more than she lets on -- but maybe not enough, as evidenced by her phone call to ... someone in that least scene.
Review: 'Damages' - 'Flight's at 11:08'
(S03E03) "Tonight's been educational." - Patty
Educational it was, both for Patty Hewes and viewers alike, as last night's 'Damages' proved that it can tell one helluva narrative without any of those pesky "six months from now" flashes. 'Flight's at 11:08' isn't the first episode to put the back and forth, past/present/future jumps on the back-burner, but it is the earliest it's happened in a season. Normally, those narrative devices don't fade away until the climactic moment later in the season when everything collides. What we got instead was a bit of different angle for 'Damages' as last night's episode was driven by the characters and not the over-arching plot.
Review: 'Damages' - 'The Dog is Happier Without Her'
(S03E02) "Yeah, sure. That's Tommy. He's a good egg. I helped him, he helped me." - The Homeless Man
The questions kept flying tonight on 'Damages' as details from last week's stunning revelation continued to unfold -- in six months time, Tom Shayes is a dead man and now we have a better idea as to why. The only problem with that? There are still eleven episodes left, and assuming this season plays out like the first two, we're gonna have to wait until the last possible second for answers. Fortunately for us, there's plenty of other plots playing out as well.
'Damages' Season 3 Episode 1 'Your Secrets Are Safe' Recap
Another complex season of 'Damages' is off and running! This time the flash-forward six months involves Patty Hewes, being questioned by the cops after a vehicle collision. Now we get to wonder all season the answers to several questions.
Review: Damages - Your Secrets Are Safe (season premiere)
(S03E01) "Do you think this could have been done to you on purpose?" - Det. Vic Huntley
Patty Hewes for the people? No way. In tonight's season three premiere of Damages, Patty (Glenn Close) may have been appointed by the government to recover billions of stolen assets from scheming financier Louis Tobin (Len Cariou), but let's be honest here -- this is Patty Hewes.
When her name is on the line, you better believe that's all that matters. She's set on finding all that money, but it's to make her look good and has nothing to do with the welfare of Tobin's thousands of victims. With a stellar record as of late (Frobisher and UNR), losing this battle would be a huge blow to Patty's public image. So, knowing all that, what do you think about Det. Huntley's question now? Could someone have tried to kill Patty on purpose?
'Damages' Season 3 Preview and Predictions
The season two finale is a good example of that. All season long, we'd been teased about a showdown between Patty Hewes (Glenn Close) and Ellen Parsons (Rose Byrne). But did it turn out the way you thought it would?
If you haven't watched season two yet, read no further. Spoilers after the jump.
Damages season three -- An early look
When Damages burst on to the TV scene in the summer of 2007, it turned everything upside down. Creators Glenn and Todd A. Kessler and Daniel Zelman took a tired television genre and re-invented it so well that it became hard to pigeonhole Damages in the very category that spawned it. It was so much more than a legal thriller and the drama's tense plotting and unique time shifting storytelling technique made the show worthy of scholarly debate -- blink and you'll miss something important.
Now entering its third season, Damages is prepped to turn the legal world on its head again when FX's superb thriller returns this Monday night, January 25, at 10 p.m. ET. Based on the first two episodes, Glenn Close and the rest of the top-notch cast make the same case that they did the previous two seasons -- this is must see, can't miss television.
'Damages' Premiere Date Jan. 25
Written and produced by KZK, the trio of Daniel Zelman, and Glenn and Todd A. Kessler, the drama series premiered in July 2007 and explores the world of merciless New York City attorney Patty Hewes (Glenn Close) and her underling, Ellen Parsons (Rose Byrne.) The two often have a competitive, complicated relationship.
Martin Short, Lily Tomlin, and more headed to Damages
Hewes & Associates is getting bigger.
FX announced yesterday that season three of Damages, which returns to FX in January and begins filming today in New York, has added four big names to the cast. Martin Short and Campbell Scott have both signed on as regulars and Lily Tomlin and Keith Carradine are joining as guest stars.
This news has me really excited. Last season, after William Hurt, Marcia Gay Harden, John Doman, and Darrell Hammond all signed on, I said it was arguably one of the finest casts ever assembled for a TV drama. With these new names added to the roster, this season is shaping up to be just as good, if not better. The only thing missing from this news? Confirmation that Ted Danson will return for at least a few eps to reprise his role as Arthur Frobisher - hopefully, he'll be back as well.
Rose Byrne Pronounces 'Damages'
"That's my joke pronunciation. I'm trying to spread the word. "Da-maj." Like "Tar-shay." In Australia we say that instead of Target: Tar-shay [laughs]."
-- Rose Byrne of 'Damages,'
in an interview with Moviefone.com
Damages: Trust Me (season finale)
(S02E13) "I've been having one helluva shitty month and someone is gonna pay." - Patty
Another great ending to another great season of television. The general consensus seems to be that season two of Damages far outpaced season one. They were pretty tied up for me - that was, until last night's finale. Just like the first season, by the time we got to the end, we'd already seen most of the episode because of all the flashbacks. Same goes this time around - season two's flash-forwards provided us with a pretty solid sense of what to expect. The beauty of Damages is that there was still about 20 minutes worth of plot holes that needed filling. Seeing it all play out, in order, was phenomenal.
Damages poised to change drastically as sophomore season nears finale
Damages has lived up to the hype. After a jaw-dropping debut season that garnered Glenn Close an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her turn as Patty Hewes, the FX legal drama roared back in January amid speculation regarding whether or not the unique storytelling techniques used in season one could be re-created again. The result? Eight episodes into the new season and Damages is as thrilling as ever.
However, after learning that Patty is indeed the person being held at gunpoint in last week's final moments, it proved one thing - Patty isn't the only one in the hot seat. The creative team behind Damages should be sweating too.
Damages: I lied, too (season premiere)
(S02E01) "Actually, I take that back. You should be scared. You should be terrified." - Ellen
Payback's a bitch, ain't it? Not if you're Ellen Parsons - then it's a slow, methodical, patience-testing process where it apparently takes six months before you get to shoot a gun. And thus begins the second chapter in the twisted law legacy of Ellen Parsons. After one episode, David Connor's killer is no longer the issue at the top of everyone's mind.
I love the Damages season two poster
I've gained new respect for Ted Danson in his role as Arthur Frobisher, a high-stakes entrepreneur who's gotten himself into some pretty deep doo-doo. And Rose Byrne as the young-pup attorney Ellen is like watching a steely-eyed carp in the making.
I can't wait for season two to start on Jan. 7 at 10 PM, but until then I'll have to appease myself with Jonathan's early look and this poster.
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United States South Carolina CemeteriesCemetery records, such as tombstone and sexton's records, have value in that they may give birth and death dates, age at death, name of spouse and children, a maiden name or, occasionally, a birthplace. Tombstones may have symbols or insignias indicating military service and social or religious affiliations. It is important to look at surrounding tombstones because family members may also be buried nearby.
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Locating Cemeteries
The South Carolina Genealogical Society's S.C. Cemetery Project is a great starting point for cemetery research in the state. Their website includes lists of cemeteries in each county and names indexes to tombstones for select counties.
For more information on cemetery records, see United States Cemeteries.
Online Resources
- S.C. Cemetery Project, courtesy: South Carolina Genealogical Society. This project encompasses all South Carolina counties. Lists of cemeteries are included for all counties, with personal name indexes for select counties.
- Find A Grave can be searched by the name of a person, family or cemetery. Usually gives birth and death dates and often comes with a picture of the tombstone. May also give obituaries, biographical information and names of family members with links to their information in Find A Grave.
- Interment.net includes many Illinois cemetery transcripts.
- BillionGraves can be searched by name, surname, or cemetery. It provides a photo and the GPS location of the grave marker.
- [sciway3.net/scgenweb/t/ South Carolina GenWeb Project] includes cemetery information and transcripts. Search on individual county pages.
- USGenWeb Tombstone Project in USGenWeb Archives Digital Library. This is a county-by-county list of cemeteries and the highlighted cemeteries on the web page include tombstone abstracts.
- epodunk has a gazetteer of South Carolina cemeteries.
Indexes and Records
- The Works Progress Administrations created one of the best collections of South Carolina cemetery inscriptions. These records are held at the South Caroliniana Library and have been microfilmed by FamilySearch. The cemeteries included in this collection are listed in Local and Family History in South Carolina: A Bibliography by Richard N. Côté. (N.p. Reprint. Originally published: 1981 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL book 975.7 H23c
- Works Projects Administration, South Carolina Historical Records Survey, Index to tombstone inscriptions 1930s (Spartanburg, South Carolina : Repring Company Publishers, 1984) FHL fiche 6016817 (first of 67) Alphabetical index of tombstone inscriptions.
- The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) collection contains tombstone inscriptions from South Carolina cemeteries. This collection and an every-name index to it are described in South Carolina Genealogy.
- Daughters of the American Revolution, Genealogical Collection (SLC, Utah, 1971) FHL fiche 6052835; films 855210 (first of 31)
- Daughters of the American Revolution, South Carolina Genealogical Records, 1700-1970 (SLC, Utah, 1972) FHL film 893738 item2
- The Leonardo Andrea Collection (see South Carolina Genealogy) also includes inscriptions from numerous graveyards FHL films 942259 item 20 and 954250
- South Carolina Cemetery Records, Three Volumes. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society, 1941-54) FHL book 975.7 V22a; film 873730 items 1-3).
- To locate additional cemetery indexes and sexton records available through the Family History Library, use the "Place Search" function of the Family History Library Catalog for:
- The Family History Library Catalog lists published records of South Carolina cemeteries. Thorough "Place Searches" should include counties and towns. Some of the books referenced here may be available on Google Books and in public libraries
- World Cat is a comprehensive library catalog covering hundreds of libraries. You can narrow searches to retrieve cemetery books for specific states and counties.
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Accessories producer Satechi has announced the upcoming release of its new Premium Aluminum Monitor Stand product. Introduced this week at CES, the stand is designed to compliment the Mac Pro, iMac and Macbook's aesthetic, raising monitors to prevent eye and neck strain. Aside from providing height, the stand also features four USB 3.0 ports for connecting applicable devices, offering transfer rates of up to 5GB per second. Its aluminum alloy composition supports a range of devices weighing up to 200 pounds. Priced at $70, Satechi's new monitor stand will be available by the end of the month.


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10 U.S. Code § 7083 - Annuity premium to be paid by monthly installments; government reimbursement
Each civilian member shall make a monthly allotment in an amount equal to 10 percent of his monthly basic salary toward the purchase of his deferred annuity policy. For each month the allotment is in force, the pay account of the civilian member shall be credited monthly from appropriations made for this purpose with an additional amount equal to 5 percent of his monthly basic salary.
(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 439; Pub. L. 89–718, § 39,Nov. 2, 1966, 80 Stat. 1120.)
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7083 | 34 U.S.C. 1073a. | Jan. 16, 1936, ch. 3, § 2, 49 Stat. 1092. |
The words "Chief, Field Branch, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts" are substituted for the words "Navy Allotment Office, Navy Department, Washington, District of Columbia", to designate the agency through which allotments are now made.
1966—Pub. L. 89–718removed requirement that the 10 percent monthly allotment be made through the Chief, Field Branch, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
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Another day in the books. Josh is still riding. The fact that the ISDE is a VERY long week of riding was reinforced to me today again even more, and its only day 2. At riders meeting tonight it was emphasized how much more difficult Days 3 and 4 are going to be. The distance is longer (over 200 miles), the transfer sections tougher, and the tests more challenging.
The Trophy Team seems to be settling in and Charlie Mullins is proving to be a real threat. The Junior Trophy Team moved up to 3rd overall today and had a huge boost from Thad Duvall. The Womens team is doing well. Im super impressed with young Rachel Gutish. Shes 16 and a junior in high school like Josh, but weighs even less, and rides amazing. Her parents are great and she has a real calm demeanor.
Sarah Whitmore has injured her left hand and I know it is impacting her riding, but shes also laid down some good test scores.
Devin Bolin is the top US club rider and riding awesome. As of yesterday, all riders were still in it. I think there may be some attrition after today, but nothing official.
Josh made it through the day. He woke up feeling pretty sick. Were not sure if it was a touch of the bug, or nerves .probably some of both. He went out and laid down his best special test score of the day early in the morning when he wasnt feeling well. He wasnt as consistent in the other tests with some tip overs, but hes trying to find his groove.
There is a check point that is shared three times on the course. There are routes in and out of it right in the middle of town and one of the routes was changed slightly from yesterday. Josh got confused in all the chaos and somehow got off course and by the time he corrected it, he was three minutes late to the first check which really hurt his scores today.
However, when we finally saw him at Check 4, we were just totally relieved to know that he was OK and still riding. At that time, he was feeling much better and focused on trying to remain consistent through the day.
We were able to visit one special test today (same one as yesterday), and get some pictures of some of the USA club riders near Josh in schedule.
Josh this morning doctoring up his bike after yesterdays crash. A little duct tape and zip ties will do miracles.
Jeff Fredette was on the minute in front of Josh.
And Josh is off.
We paid a visit to Check 4 just as some of the Trophy and Junior Trophy riders were finishing. Here is Andrew Delong from the Junior Trophy team finishing up.
Jordan Brandt
We were soooooo relieved when we saw this rolling in to the check, a few minutes behind schedule. Any of you parents who have kids that off-road race can relate. I have three boys that race. At a desert race, when they dont in to the pits when you expect them you start to worry why theyre not doing so well ..then, as time progresses and they still dont show up, you start to worry if their bike is OK, then you start to worry if theyre OK. Then you get to the point where you dont care anything at all about their placement, and just want to make sure theyre OK. We ran through all those emotions today.
Reid Brown from Oregon at Check 4 ..always smiling!
We did an oil change at Check 4 yes, mechanics/support can change the oil and fill it.
When then boogied to Special Test 5, but tried to catch some of the riders in a transfer section. Here is Brian Storrie from Texas.
And Josh, getting a cheer from the family.
Brian Storrie in Test 5.
Derek Steahly.
Billy Burns
Jeff Fredette
Nick Hamill
Scott Bright
Josh Special Test 5
The weather has been absolutely perfect. Mild temperatures, no dust, damp dirt. The forecast is for more of the same, but if we get any rain, it could really change things.
Tomorrow the hard stuff starts. Time for some sleep.
Thanks to everyone for all the encouragement to Josh and the entire U.S. team, both Trophy Riders and Club Riders. Its a great feeling to be part of all this.
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Hear the clock ticking? Just clicking away The seconds and minutes, the hours; the time Is always moving, the hours make days, And will 'til the sun decides not to shine. See the Earth moving? Always spinning round, Marking the turning of seasons and years. And yet all this movement makes not a sound; The ageing Earth cries an ocean of tears. Feel your heart beating? Loyally pumping Rich crimson lifeblood throughout all your veins. But later in life you will find time triumphing, Your loyal heart ceasing despite what you've gained. Time will corrupt and will bring forth decay; Invest in a future that will not pass away.
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drake - Unregistered June 03, 2013 11:19 AM there is a pic of Vale on his FB of him standing out infront of a sea of fans waiting to see him. all there to support him.already it has almsot 40 thousand likes. 0 agree 3 disagree
Billy Bob - Unregistered June 03, 2013 11:22 AM @Andrew Longthere is no point in Rossi moving to WSK, he has achieved so much and more in motobike racing, its an outstanding career, much to the disagreement of haters who like to bash any former champion in any sport when his winning ways come to an end.when he hangs up the boots im pretty sure he will move to 4 wheels, weather it be F1 or Rally.. he will do so well which ever sport he decides.. and i and millions more wish him well. 5 agree 3 disagree
Yes Yes Yes Leave Me Alone June 03, 2013 11:23 AM Big shame but definately a racing incident - Rossi doesn't help himself by qualifying 5th to 8th every week - you're almost asking for stuff like this to happen eventually.Sad state of affairs at the moment, guess we just have to get used to VR not being the 'god' he once was.Also gutted for Marquez, did everything right until his crash, and would have made the championship very close. We've seen he's capable of long win-streaks in the second half of the year though so he'll be back and he's not out of it yet! Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
bluemonkey June 03, 2013 11:27 AM some of you are just plain silly and do think.... I watch the race... that was a big crash not a excuse.... Reply Report abuse 2 agree 0 disagree
terence - Unregistered June 03, 2013 12:04 PM Every 10 yrs or so a new kid on the block turns up, once it was rossi but now its marchez, the begining of the end was the broken leg.Racing incident, if it was anyone else we wouldnt be having this conversation.Dany will never be a champ im afraid and lorenzo will only be at the top till marchez gets to grip with, then its game over, hes as fast as stoner but got talent. Yaba daba boo boo, bring it on. 2 agree 2 disagree
Dr Thompson June 03, 2013 12:15 PM Another case of Bautista not being aware of his surroundings. Reply Report abuse 3 agree 5 disagree
drifter - Unregistered June 03, 2013 12:19 PM Last Edited 683 days ago its was alvaro if any of them is to blame. same thing happend to him last yr when stoner rammed him in same corner but no haters admit the stoner stupidity. if u say its vale taking different line then last yr it waz alvaro taking diff line and getting rammed by stoner.was it alvaro fault. NO....if u saying vale to fault then balme pedro for the rossi making mistake in qatar in lap 2.as pedro was is complete different line inturn 1 which cause vale to go wide to avoid contact as he was having faster speed in that corner than pedro and pedro came to his line from inside .same thing balme pedro then for that... 5 agree 8 disagree
Jimbo79 - Unregistered June 03, 2013 12:19 PM @ terence.. The beginning of the end was the shoulder injury he sustained in a motocross accident after he had won the first race of 2010. The leg break was a result of the struggle after the injury which meant keeping up with Lorenzo was harder than before.Funny few recognise or remember this fact in general, it's always the mugello leg break. 1 agree 5 disagree
Claes June 03, 2013 1:05 PM HiThe bottom line is if you start back in the pack these things happens:(Cheers Claes Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
Andrew Long June 03, 2013 1:13 PM Billy Bob - he won't go to F1 he is too old already and has no F1 experience apart from driving a Ferrari round a test track now and again.If not WSB it's retirement. The decision may not be his to make. And I am not taking anything away from his record. He needs to be judged on current form and the ride which could be re-allocated to someone more deserving. Reply Report abuse 5 agree 0 disagree


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Press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office:
On Monday, at about 1:27 p.m., the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a telephone call from a Caltrans employee, who reported finding two deceased dogs hanging by a rope, next to Highway 36 just west of Dinsmore. When the deputy arrived on scene he saw two adult size pit bull dogs, hanging from a rope by their rear legs from a tree. The two dogs were located on the east side of Highway 36 near mile post marker 38.62. The first dog was white in color and the second dog was brindle in color. It appeared that the two dogs had been shot in the head.
There was a large sprayed painted wooden sign near the two deceased that read, "All stray dogs must die". The Deputy cut down the two dogs from the tree. The area was checked for any possible witnesses with negative results. The closet residence to where the dogs were located on Highway 36 was approximately ? of a mile.
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Vernooy, D. W. and Kimble, H. J. (1997) Well-dressed states for wave-packet dynamics in cavity QED. Physical Review A, 56 (5). pp. 4287-4295. ISSN 1050-2947. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:VERpra97a
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The quantization of atomic center-of-mass motion is considered within the context of cavity QED with particular emphasis on the dynamics of localized wave packets. "Well-dressed" states are introduced as an eigenbasis that incorporates both the quantized atom-field interaction and the external bound states of a potential well. The interplay of internal and external time scales generates qualitatively new dynamics such as novel "collapses" and "revivals."
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Additional Information: | ©1997 The American Physical Society Received 5 February 1997; revised 23 June 1997 This work was funded by the Office of Naval Research, the National Science Foundation, and DARPA through the QUIC program (Quantum Information and Computation) administered by the U.S. Army Research Office. D.W.V. acknowledges financial support from NSERC. |
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The Nonlinear Behavior of a Rammer Soil Compactor Machine
Document type: | Conference Papers |
Peer reviewed: | Yes |
Author(s): | Göran Broman, Anders Jönsson |
Title: | The Nonlinear Behavior of a Rammer Soil Compactor Machine |
Conference name: | ASCE 14:th Engineering Mechanics Conference 2000 |
Year: | 2000 |
Publisher: | ASCE/University of Texas |
City: | Austin |
Organization: | Blekinge Institute of Technology |
Department: | Dept. of Mechanical Engineering (Institutionen för maskinteknik) Dept. of Mechanical Engineering S-371 79 Karlskrona +46 455 780 00 http://www.ima.bth.se/ |
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Language: | English |
Abstract: | A theoretical model of a rammer compactor machine is described and its dynamic behaviour is analysed. The differential equations of the model are solved numerically by using standard software. Simulation results are presented as time series, phase plane diagrams, mappings and bifurcation diagrams. The results show that the system is highly nonlinear and indicates that harmonic, subharmonic and chaotic behaviour is present for the parameter variations used. This parameter sensitivity emphasizes the need for this kind of simulations in the product development process. |
Subject: | Mechanical Engineering\Structural Dynamics Mechanical Engineering\Structural Mechanics Mechanical Engineering\General |
Keywords: | Soil Compaction Machine, Nonlinear, Dynamic Behaviour, Chaotic. |


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An influential Republican senator says he will propose legislation requiring drug makers to disclose the payments they make to doctors for services like consulting, lectures and attendance at seminars. The lawmaker, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, cited as an example the case of a prominent child psychiatrist, who he said made $180,000 over just two years from the maker of an antipsychotic drug now widely prescribed for children. Mr. Grassley is one of several lawmakers to propose a federal registry of such payments. Minnesota, Vermont and Maine already have similar registries, and other states are considering them. The proposals are a response to growing concerns that payments from drug makers can affect doctors' prescribing habits, increase the cost of health care and, in some cases, endanger patients' health. The drug industry opposes such registries, saying they would discourage doctors from receiving needed education. John Bentivoglio, a lawyer in Washington who represents drug makers, said the registries would be a burden for the companies and might be misinterpreted. "One of the concerns is that these payments are seen as bribes," Mr. Bentivoglio said. "That's not the case. The vast majority are lawful payments for services." In a speech on the Senate floor on Thursday, Mr. Grassley said he had started an investigation into these practices. Noting that most universities require academic researchers to disclose such payments, he said, "I have sent letters to a handful of universities to understand how well such a reporting system actually works." These letters have uncovered several problems, Mr. Grassley said. First, universities do not verify the information filed by their professors, so "the only person who knows if the reported income is accurate and complete is the doctor who is receiving the money." Also, the universities generally keep this information secret from patients, who have no way of knowing whether their doctor is on a drug maker's payroll, he said. "So if there is a doctor getting thousands of dollars from a drug company - payments that might be affecting his or her objectivity - the only people outside the pharmaceutical industry who will probably ever know about this are the people at that very university," he said. Mr. Grassley said that he had asked how much the child psychiatrist, Dr. Melissa DelBello at the University of Cincinnati, made from AstraZeneca, the London-based drug giant that manufactures the antipsychotic Seroquel. Dr. DelBello's studies of Seroquel in children have helped to fuel the widespread pediatric use of antipsychotic medicines. Those studies were inconclusive, but she has described them as demonstrating that Seroquel is effective in some children. Asked in a past newspaper interview how much she was paid by AstraZeneca to help market Seroquel, she had said, "Trust me, I don't make very much." Mr. Grassley said this week that her disclosure forms at the University of Cincinnati show she received $100,000 from AstraZeneca in 2003 and $80,000 in 2004. Dr. DelBello consults for seven other drug makers as well. She did not respond to requests for comment this week. Richard Puff, a university spokesman, said he did not know how much Dr. DelBello made in combined payments from all eight drug makers. Asked if the institution did anything to verify its professors' financial disclosures, he replied, "We do trust our faculty when they're making these disclosures." Mr. Grassley said he would propose that drug makers make public any payments made to doctors who bill the federal Medicare and Medicaid programs, which would include nearly all doctors. Noting that voters can easily look up the contributions made to elected officials, he asked, "Shouldn't we hold doctors to similar standards?"
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Garlic Soup Recipe
Every month or so, I join several of my CHEFS colleagues for a potluck lunch. We're all food-loving cooking enthusiasts with a diversity of kitchen experiences and cooking skills. The cooking challenge is simple: make and share healthy dishes that use fresh, seasonal ingredients and accommodate specific dietary restrictions like gluten-free and low-fat.
The centerpiece of our recent lunch was my version of Jacques Pépin's garlic soup recipe from an episode of Essential Pépin. The soup was a light, creamy and flavorful purée, perfect for lunch. It would also be a delicious addition to any post-holiday, game day or winter meal.
I made the soup for three reasons: (1) my final CSA (community supported agriculture) veggie share contained the main ingredients: locally grown garlic, leeks and heirloom potatoes; (2) I love creamed soups that don't use heavy cream as the thickening agent; and (3) I adore Monsieur Pépin, his cooking shows and his recipes.
Garlic shines as the soup's key ingredient and flavor. Because you cook the cloves for a long time, the garlic taste is milder than you might expect and has none of the bite and heat of raw garlic. If you want a mellower garlicky flavor, make the soup the day before you need it and let it sit overnight in the refrigerator. I think that a countertop blender like my KitchenAid blender creates the smoothest purée but an immersion or hand blender also works well. To prevent a too salty soup, adjust the seasonings after you purée the vegetables. Finally, I garnish the soup with what I call Italian ham croutons – thinly sliced spicy Capicola, cut into small squares that slow cook in a fry pan until they're dry and chewy like jerky.
Garlic, Leek & Potato Soup Recipe from CHEFS Mix
Adapted from "Garlic Soup" by Jacques Pépin featured on his television show, Essential Pépin
2 large leeks
2 to 3 pounds of Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes (about 4 to 6 cups)
12 to 15 garlic cloves
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
½ cup white or red wine, or water
7 to 8 cups chicken stock, low sodium
Salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoon unsalted butter (optional)
½ pound Italian ham like Capicola or Prosciutto, thinly-sliced (optional)
1. Prepare the leeks. For this recipe, you want to use as much of the dark green section as possible. Cut off the root end and trim only the tough, ragged edge of each dark green leaf.
Split each leek down the middle lengthwise and slice into 1-inch pieces. Separate the layers and place in a large colander or salad spinner basket. Wash thoroughly, tossing the leeks
gently under running water to remove all traces of dirt and grit. Drain well in colander or spin
in salad spinner.
2. Trim and peel garlic cloves. Cut large cloves in half. Set aside.
3. Peel potatoes then cut into 1-inch cubes. Set aside.
4. Heat large heavy pot or Dutch oven. Add olive oil. When oil is hot, turn heat to medium.
Add the leeks. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon salt and stir to combine. Let leeks cook down for 5 to 10 minutes. Leeks will soften and begin to caramelize; creating fond or brown bits on the pan bottom (this is a good thing).
5. Add diced potatoes. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring frequently.
6. Add garlic and cook until aromatic, about 15 seconds.
7. Add wine or water and stir to deglaze pan. Cook for about 2 minutes to allow alcohol to evaporate. Stir occasionally.
8. Add chicken stock and stir to mix. Raise heat to medium high and bring to a boil. Then, lower heat and partially cover pot. Let boil gently for 30 to 45 minutes.
9. When vegetables are tender, remove pot from heat and let cool for about 30 minutes.
10. (Optional) While the soup is cooling, make ham "croutons." Slice Italian ham into half-inch wide strips and then cut strips into 1-inch long sections. Separate the pieces. Heat nonstick skillet on medium. When pan is hot, add the ham. Cook, stirring often, until the ham releases its moisture and the meat is dry and chewy. Remove pan from heat and set aside.
11. Purée cooled vegetable mixture in a blender or food mill or with
an immersion/hand blender. Taste soup and adjust salt and pepper.
12. Reheat soup. When hot, taste again and adjust seasonings, if needed.
Just before serving, add butter, if desired, and stir to blend. Ladle hot soup into
bowls. Garnish with Italian ham croutons, if desired. Serve immediately.
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Recent Rate: $25 10/2014
Latitude: 35.9899520262229
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Date of Stay: October, 2014 - $25.00
Location, location, location! Kirk Creek is a primitive campground with no running water, no internet or cell service, primitive toilets that weren't very clean and no amenities. But it is perched right on a bluff overlooking the Big Sur coast and nearly all the sites have ocean views. We loved it here and met many people who return often. There is a walk down to a very rocky small beach and some nice beaches are within a few miles. Limekiln State Park is a lovely little redwood canyon just a few miles north and they have fresh water to fill up containers if you need it (but you couldn't pull an RV into there to fill tanks, not enough room). This is one of the most spectacular settings we have ever camped in. Come with a full tank of fresh water and get ready to enjoy the coast. Note: some of the campsites on the second or third row actually have better ocean views than the first row along the bluff due to vegetation. We camped at Kirk Creek Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: April, 2012 - $22.00
The views from this spartan site are spectacular. You drive along Route 1 on a vertigo-inducing ride and frequent road closures, but if you get there, it's heaven on earth. There are no hookups. We parked in a fairly level gravel site. There is no potable water, no cellphone service, no cable TV, no Wi-Fi. The good news is that it lets you chill big time. The bad news is if you run out of electricity, water, or need a dump you are out of luck. The ranger who manages this site was helpful, but by accident we discovered the highway was to be closed the next day at 8-am because major bridge construction was underway. That forced us to get up at 5:45 am a day early in order to make it out of there by 7am. Not sure how often that happens but it pretty much put the kibosh on staying there any longer. We were told that to go south to get out, and resume going north again past the construction site, the trip would have taken us all the way to Salinas and back. It's remote in a very Big Big Sur way. We camped at Kirk Creek Campground in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: February, 2012 - $22.00
This national forest campground is set on a bluff above the coastline and has a fantastic view of this section of the Big Sur. Even though others has said this place is big rig friendly I would use caution. Most sites won't accommodate a big rig. My site was a gravel back-in and not level. A table and firepit at each site. Sites 15,17,19 and 21 have great ocean views. There are no utilities at the sites. No TV, Wi-Fi, or phone service available. Two buildings have restrooms and pay showers. There are water taps, but no potable water. Several trails: one to the beach and three climb through the hills on the other side of the highway. Normally I wouldn't rate this campground so high due to lack of utilities and services, but the location and views represent what is best of the Big Sur, and should not be missed. We camped at Kirk Creek Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: March, 2011 - $22.00
This campground is a gem! Like no other I've ever stayed at. I believe they allow reservation for only 1/2 the sites, the rest are available on a first-come, first-served basis. It's worth planning your trip to arrive here in the morning as some are packing up to leave. Host very helpful. The "beach" is accessible by trail, but very rocky. Not suitable for swimming. Trail head for Ventana wilderness is across highway. We camped at Kirk Creek Campground in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $22.00
Even with no hookups, potable water, or any other amenity, I am rating this campground excellent because staying here was like experiencing a little bit of heaven itself. This has to be one of the most beautiful, peaceful places to stay. Located on a cliff overlooking the ocean on Old Hwy 1 just 28 miles south of Big Sur, every site has a spectacular view of the ocean and coastline. Check it out before you go. The highway is very narrow and winding along the coast and there are not many sites that can accommodate big rigs. We have a 25' trailer and handpicked our site on a visit before making our reservations. I cannot wait to go back! We camped at Kirk Creek Campground in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: February, 2010 - $22.00
Perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this CG is a beautiful spot to stay on a trip along the coast. Kind of tight for big rigs and only a couple of suitable sights for them. No hookups, although water and flush toilets available. Reasonable rate for a beautiful spot to camp. No showers or hot water. Managed by a third-party, parks management company for the NFS. Loved staying here! We camped at Kirk Creek Campground in a Motorhome.
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Rams | Week 12 Inactives
Sun, 26 Nov 2006 09:07:36 -0800
The St. Louis Rams have declared OG Adam Haayer, CB Chidi Iwuoma, DL Eric M. Moore, LB Jon Alston, C Larry Turner, FB Paul Smith, QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, WR Willie Ponder inactive for Week 12.
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The San Francisco ***** have declared WR Brandon Williams, DL Damane Duckett, TE Delanie Walker, OG Harvey Dahl, OT Patrick Estes, QB Shaun Hill, CB Shawntae Spencer, SS Tony Parrish inactive for Week 12
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Ponder is inactive? So much for getting the KR spot set.
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I was just about to post the same thing, Bruce!
I thought Ponder was to be the ST savior. Now I see he is inactive.
Was he too emotional for a Linehan team?
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no one to big is out for us. thats good. GO RAMS!
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Yeah, it seems like Linehan doesn't like ANYONE for special teams, even a proven ST player.
Always and Forever a fan of the St. Louis Rams
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Wow what a dumb move, they could easily go and bench someone like Harris or anyone else, but no, bench your only proven KR!!
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Sad to see Ponder the KR "saviour" get benched. It's like I've been saying, the returner is not the problem; the blocking and return schemes are. I feel bad for him and Reed. Unless they had to bench him to get more depth for our already weakened O line, I really don't like that decision.
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I agree but as for Reed it was mentioned that he just didn't have the burst by the coaches and I noticed that in his last game that he played for us, it just wasn't there. I like what Ponder did last week, and want to see more of him, especially after watching Kay Jay Harris drop one of the kickoffs today. :\


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I am just beginning to plan a trip to Brazil in late February (better late than never). I have heard all the wonderful things about Rio but also hear from a Brazilian that up north "around the hump" is where the locals go for the best beaches etc. I have no idea. We like beautiful beaches, waterfalls, good food, nightlife but also like to find places not so touristy. We like to hike, snorkel, jet ski - active couple. SO looking to see it all in about 2 wks. ANY help is appreciated.
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After more searching it sounds like these areas are where we need to visit but logistically I am lost - pls help:
Rio (Ipanema)- other than beach/city where else around here? 3 nights
Iguazu Falls - 1 night
Pantanal not sure how to get here or if in right order of itinerary
Salvador (Morro de Sao Paulo)
Fortaleza and Natal area (Praia de Pipa beach)
Fernando de Noronha
Pls help by letting me know if this is doable in about 12 - 14 nights and how we get from one place to another.
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The best way to get around is a TAM airpass. Google TAM and you will see the various deals that are possible according to how many stops you have.
The itinerary you are suggesting, I would say, is not doable in 12-14 nights. I'd pick 3 locations maximum for that time frame, remember you will lose approximately a day traveling between locations. -
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The problem is time and geography. Brazil is huge. Thus, even with two weeks, unless you want to spend many days of your vacation in transit, you simply can't visit that many places and actually get to see any one of them. Some of this may depend where you are traveling from and your flight options into the country, at least in terms of figuring out where to enter and exit Brazil. Most int'l flights go through Sao Paulo. While that might make it easy for the airlines, it makes it a hassle for tourists because often you must then back track to Sao Paulo to get home.
Head to Rio at least for a few days. If you like a city and a beach, you could stay a week there and have an amazing time. Great food, people very friendly. Stay in Ipanema or Leblon, period.
If you want another beach spot you can head to Buzios, about a two and a half hour drive from Rio. Well known small beach town but very sophisticated. Safe. Many beaches there all within a few mins of town. Lots of restaurants and shops, which are open until about 2 in the morning or so. The main street is cobble stoned and closed to traffic. A bit like a Brazilian St Tropez.
For the North East, that will require a flight of at least a couple hours from Rio or SP. If you want pure beach, look at Porto de Galinhas. Beautiful beaches. But very small town. Salvador if you want some culture and great food but, you likely don't need much time in the town itself. Florianopolis, in the south, is also a great option for beaches and good food. Maceio too is very off the tourist track but it is a real city, with great beaches in the town and very close by. Great food. Lots of activities. Remember, bring a Portuguese phrase book, or your high school Spanish. The weather in all these spots will be great in February.
You likely want to check out a few Brazil travel sites and those will give you much info. This website is a collection of very nice pousadas throughout Brazil. Look at the different pousadas and you can see what looks nice for you then cross reference the area in terms of ease of getting to, other things to do: roteirosdecharme.com.br
For internal flights also look at GOL, the Brazilian jet blue so to speak. Good website and they are TAM's major competitor, with routes all over Brazil. If you book your flight into the country with TAM an air pass may be an option or, ask about an add on. Thus, you could likely fly to Recife in the north (for Porto de Galinhas), or to Maceiio in the north, and add a stop either way in Rio. Same for Salvador likely. If you want to add Iguazu to that then maybe just purchase those tickets separately or reach out to a Brazilian travel agency, which often offer very good deals for a one or two night excursion from a major Brazilian city. Have fun. Brazil is great. -
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THANK YOU for the excellent information as it is impossible to know these things from the computer! Based on your suggestions, I should be able to figure out the beach part of the trip. My final issue is, based on what we have read, the falls and a trip to the amazon or pantanal is also a must do -
we have traveled a lot and are accustomed to an action packed vacation so pls let me know if this is even feasible and if so, the best way to insert them in knowing we want to go to the northeast and rio also - we can add a few more days to the trip if necessary.
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Manaus, the usual entry to the Amazon, is about a five hour flight from Sao Paulo, the Pantanal about a two hour flight. We enjoyed both. For more details see:
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Hi! Close to Rio de Janeiro the are many small beautifull cities. Go to Arraia do Cabo, Buzios and Cabo Frio! Beautifull and with everyhting you are looking for! In teh other side of Rio´s province there are such amazing cities as well like Paraty, Angra dos Reis, Trindade and Ilha Grande!
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For fantastic wildlife and good food with a little hiking, I'd say The Pantanal. If you go to the Southern Pantanal you can snorkel in Bonita.
But the Pantanal lacks these items on your list: beautiful beaches, waterfalls, nightlife (unless you count night drives or mating capybara out your window), and jet ski opportunities. -
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Spending time in Rio, plus another beach, plus Iguazu, plus the Pantanal seems like too much. Simply too much time spent on intra-Brazil flights. You may want to eliminate one of those.
Also, I would spend some time reviewing a good travel guide (Fodor's?) and see what area in particular interests you, from those listed, and others. Then look at a map of Brazil and see what is feasible, with the least amount of backtracking. Remember, however, that even though you can get to most any city in Brazi from any other city, many flights go "through somewhere," often Sao Paolo, or Rio, etc. and thus the travel times can be very large when you factor in layovers. Looking at the GOL website, or TAM's website will give you a good idea of flight times and connections. Good luck. -
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we are visiting Brazil in July and faced the same questions that you are dealing with due to the size of the country. We settled on Iguazu Falls, Pantanal and Rio.
The Southern Pantanal may work best for you as it is readily accessible from Campo Grande. We are staying at Barranco Alto http://www.fazendabarrancoalto.com.br/ however Embiara Lodge has received some good reviews on the forum, http://www.embiara.com/. Other places that receive consistently good reviews are Caiman Lodge and Fazenda san Francisco. February will be the wet season in the Pantanal that makes for a different safari experience. I don't know if some lodges close for the wet season.
We were tempted by Uakari Lodge http://www.uakarilodge.com.br/Default_en.aspx but gave it up due to distance.
My travel agent has booked flights that minimised hours in the air which means that we fly Iguazu-Sao Paulo-Campo Grande in one morning then a few days later fly for one hour to the Northern Pantanal before flying to Rio via Brasilia.
For us, it was less expensive to purchase tickets for scheduled flights rather than the air pass, so you might ask your agent to check this.
Our land arrangements are booked with John at Brazil Nature Travel and he has been wonderful to work with, http://www.brazilnaturetours.com/?gclid=COfMt_O9gp8CFYIvpAodJQ4uIw
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Thanks everyone - I am really getting excited about this trip based on your feedback. I followed some links to view atravelynn's pics along the Paraguay River and now think this also a must do for us - in addition to loving nice beaches and scenery we love the outdoors and wildlife and I need to do it all so not sure how to make it happen in a few weeks per feedback.
Back to square one: we want to spend a few nights in Rio, see the falls, wildlife viewing in the Pantanal, most beautiful water/beaches/snorkeling. Ugh. Nice problem to have huh?
So at the risk of repeating myself and sounding really stupid I need to ask the following so once I can get to narrowing down and taking out some things I will know where to focus:
What would you consider the most beautiful beach/snorkeling area? Is it Buzios, Fernando de Noronha, Morro de Sao Paulo or something else?
Next, how do the northern and southern Pantanal differ?
Finally, do we have to fly between all of the places I have mentioned or can some of it be driven? That brings me to another question - is there any value in getting a rental car?
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